Story
What is the story?
The message/story that this poster is trying to give is to stop abortion.
Audience
Who is the audience for this piece?
The audience for this piece is for the group called “Pro-choice”.
What in the piece tells you that it was created for this audience?
The choice of text on the poster tells you that it was created for Pro-choice.
The choice of text on the poster tells you that it was created for Pro-choice.
Message
What is the message of this piece?
The message of this piece is stop the abortion.
Is there more than one message? If so what are the additional messages?
Another message is to awaken people to think about the abortion seriously, about the life of someone they are taking away.
Style
Comment on the style of this piece. How would you describe this piece? Is it fiction or nonfiction?
This piece is really simple; it directly gives the message to the audience. This piece is nonfiction.
Is it poetic? Is it a personal story?
No, it’s not poetic nor a personal story.
What are the techniques the artists used to convey their message?
The artiest put the quote of an expert.
The artiest put the quote of an expert.
Did they use interviews, text, performance, music etc.?
They used the text and the visual art.
They used the text and the visual art.
How is the quality of the audio and/or visuals? Are they clear? Is the sound at a good volume?
The pictures have good quality itself but it doesn’t affect the poster as much. One of the pictures is not very clear.
The pictures have good quality itself but it doesn’t affect the poster as much. One of the pictures is not very clear.
Are there objects or sounds that are distracting?
One of the pictures on the side doesn’t seem relating to the topic much.
How do the audio and/or visuals contribute to the message and the story?
The pictures that were used in this piece brings out sympathy.
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